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Chapter 5.32 — CARD ROOMS

Stockton Municipal Code · 2026-09 edition · updated 2026-09-27 · Stockton

§ 5.32.010. Card rooms—Defined.

§ 5.32.020. Definitions.

§ 5.32.030. License to conduct card room—Unlawful to conduct unless licensed.

§ 5.32.040. Application for license.

§ 5.32.050. Confidential disclosure unlawful.

§ 5.32.060. Card room license, pointholder and key management employee permit

§ 5.32.070. Chief of Police shall approve or deny license or permit.

§ 5.32.080. Limitation on number of licenses and number of tables.

§ 5.32.090. Appeal from denial of license or permit by Chief of Police.

§ 5.32.100. Amendment of card room license.

§ 5.32.110. Expiration of permits.

§ 5.32.120. Renewal of card room licenses.

§ 5.32.130. Investigations—Updating.

§ 5.32.140. Suspension and revocation of card room permits and licenses.

5.32.070. A conviction is suitable grounds for revocation or suspension of the

§ 5.32.150. Procedure for card room permits and licenses revocation or suspension.

§ 5.32.160. No application upon revocation.

§ 5.32.170. Card room employee work permit required.

§ 5.32.180. Expiration of card room employee work permits.

§ 5.32.190. Renewal of work permit.

§ 5.32.200. Investigations—Updating.

§ 5.32.210. Failure to obtain new card room employee work permit.

§ 5.32.220. Appeal from denial of card room employee work permit.

§ 5.32.230. Suspension or revocation of card room employee work permit.

§ 5.32.240. Transfer and assignment of licenses.

§ 5.32.250. Transfer of interest of pointholder in card room.

§ 5.32.260. Audit/reporting required.

§ 5.32.270. Records, reports and supplemental information.

§ 5.32.280. Access to records and facilities.

§ 5.32.290. Card room regulations.

§ 5.32.300. Violations and penalties.

§ 5.32.310. Preexisting card room.

§ 5.32.320. Appeal to City Council.

§ 5.32.330. Violation of State laws not contemplated.

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